Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-18

Now, after reading these disjointed SEN
tances, began to study and ponder them.
Might not this be portion of a message
sent to the dead man to lure him on TO the
city for the purpose of putting him out of the
way.
But for what motive3
An, that ndpe! | could moi know-that
was something only to nc found out after a
serious .vtsi i-,itior, in case one should be
made
examined tine clI,iTed paper as well as
could and reached The conclusion that what |
had read was a part o. a telegram which had
been sent by somebody from London and
received by somebody at a distance and that
either the sender OF receiver intended to de
stroy ii,
Now, if the deceased had received it, it
must have been sant to him by somebody,
ami that som,holy intended to meet him,
and probably iii meet him, at the railway
station.
Well then where was that somebody, and
why mad be allowed his correspondent to
visit that oui of the way room and commit
suicide without ever going near him after
wari2
And why shund the man come to such
place to kill himself
| And could he have found the room without
guide, and did he get access to it unknown
to any one, III he were not the man who had
! rented ii i'll the first place;
But then ii was certain that he not
that man unless hr was III disguise when he
hired it. aud why had lie gone to all that
trouble merely to hang himself, when he
/ coi,Jd bay.. dopp If unite as ,.ffpt.tu;tliy IN
( l0tAki better rj1,pS5
| No: hooking on It-reason as | might
cnuld not hiring myself to believe that the
stranger hanging in that bare room had put
the rope around h,s own neck
| told tnecorunero OF nIv belief; but whether
ne roi,,..i,iai :, .,h u, ar not il is certain his
iurv did ip4, tn. they brought in a verdict of
suicide
The body wns placed in the nortuary for
ra,,oauitinn and I 1puuastpI that If shouid b,a
kent tHer, aS long n, p,ssihle. for had de-
sire to sp. what could do in working III, the
case
I started ont with the bits of paper had
secured to see if could find at any telegraph
office any messages recently sent off embody
ing the words | had transcribed in their con
secutiye order.
was soon fortunate in getting possession
of what / believed to I've the original message.
IL was addressed to Horace Granger. ISL
- street. Manchester. and read as follows
the word, I fouud among the paper ashes
inclose in brackets.
have found ner and locked her up in a [pri.
i vate roomi. Come and use parents authority.
Take the last train and will llneet YOU at Lon
don bridge lsta''ohl. u.
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